Michael E Fuller Construction

Two people have written about Michael E Fuller Construction on BuildZoom, and both tell the same story: money up front, then the work stopped. Its average there is 1.0. The specifics are what make it land. A homeowner writing in January 2024 said they paid $8,000 toward a bathroom, were asked for another $8,000 seven months later while the walls were still down to the studs, and ended up holding the contractor's tools at the house and calling the police. A 2021 reviewer described $10,000 gone into a project that was then left, with texts and calls unanswered. Set against that is a long permit trail. BuildZoom counts 200 permitted projects for the Danvers business and scores it 79. So this is an active operation with real permit volume — and a written history that runs 2021 to 2024 in which both entries are complaints of the same kind. BuildZoom also lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration for the name, along with sheet metal and plumber records. Those are the directory's own entries, not confirmations from the state boards, so treat them as a starting point rather than proof. Anyone weighing this contractor should check the licence numbers directly with the Commonwealth's licensing boards, ask straight out about the two abandonment complaints, and tie any payment schedule to completed milestones instead of deposits.